Marvel Comics just revealed the cover of Spider-Woman #1, hitting shelves on November 29th, along with two variant covers.
(Marvel Comics)
What’s Happening:
- Marvel Comics recently announced that Jessica Drew would be returning to her own solo series, and now we have more details.
- Spider-Woman #1 will hit comic shelves on November 29th in a new book written by Steve Foxe (X-Men Annual, Dark X-Men) and drawn by Carola Borelli.
- The events of the new series will spin out of Amazing Spider-Man #31, which will be released tomorrow (August 9th).
- In the new series, set after the events of Gang War, Jessica Drew is trying to solve a mystery that has changed her world, which will introduce her to an all-new villain.
- Alongside this news, Marvel has shared the cover art for the general release, done by Lenil Francis Yu, as well as two variant covers by Bengal and Felipe Massafera.
What They’re Saying:
- Steve Foxe, Writer: "Jessica Drew has been my favorite Marvel heroine since I was a kid. From the instantly classic costume to her complex backstory, there's just SO much to her. She's a spy, a street-smart detective, a superheroic best friend, an Avenger, a Spider-Verse-hopper, a mother, and a survivor. Getting the chance to do it alongside Carola, as well as Eric Koda on our prologue, has been bioelectric heaven. The events of Gang War ended up being the perfect springboard for a story that embraces what Zeb [Wells] and co. are doing in Amazing Spider-Man while also telling a distinctly Spider-Woman saga–with lasting ramifications for some of her closest relationships–in her own book. Few characters have been through Hell like Jessica Drew has been through Hell, and I'm so excited to throw EVEN MORE at her."